No, it would still fail. Drinkers buy 4-15 drinks a night. No one’s dropping $50 on non-alcoholic drinks.

This business model is doomed to fail. No one goes out and blows $100 a night on non-alcoholic drinks.

Ignorance is lit, bruh

Do you view all things in this oddly binary fashion, or can you make value judgments in smaller increments of quality?

You can knock on the wall and listen to the sound. The empty space between studs will have a lower pitch and the stud will have a shallow pitch. Imprecise to an untrained ear, but it will give you a hint.

You can also look at the wall itself. There are often visible signs of where the nails were hammered in to attach the drywall in the first place.

When I see people discussing college attendance while lacking basic language skills (or the will to use them), I realize how much trouble our society is in.

Note that a half-tripped breaker won’t be easy to spot. They often look like they’re on. You have to flip them all the way off and then back on.

If the motor were engaging, you should get a hum. You checked both the circuit breaker on the device and the circuit breaker in the breaker box?

Does it hum or does it make no sound?

What? This is a simple home repair. Damn, people these days are so happy to be incapable.

Those are mollies. There is a piece on the back that prevents you from removing them, which is how they work. I’d suggest taking a chisel and sliding it behind them, gradually shearing off the plastic. The part inside the wall can stay there, and you can use joint compound to patch the hole.

Could also use a drill and just drill the center right out.

It’s true. That isn’t what prevents change. It’s the knowledge that all of the people you love and who have come to love the person you were five minutes ago may not like the new you. And sometimes that’s ok, but it’s a non-trivial concern.

Game theory rejects this notion. As soon as enough people are playing by one set of rules, there opens an opportunity vacuum in breaking those rules.